You wrote one book. It should feel like one workflow.
You wrote a book.
So why does managing it start to feel like managing five different projects?
If you've taken a manuscript through the publishing process before, you already know.
Your manuscript moves. Your files multiply. Different stages happen in different places. And you become responsible for managing not just your book, but the entire process around it.
We know. We've done it too.
And it was one of the questions behind Bookcicle:
What if the manuscript stayed at the center of the workflow?
One Manuscript. One Workflow.
That's the idea behind Bookcicle.
Instead of building another tool for one piece of the publishing process, we're building a workflow that follows the manuscript.
You can write in Bookcicle's Studio app or bring in a manuscript you've already written and upload it.
From there, your manuscript can move into the next stage it actually needs, whether that's editing, proofreading, translation, adaptation, export preparation, or something else.
And when one stage leads directly into another, Bookcicle can create a cascading workflow rather than making you start the process again.
Same manuscript. Connected stages.
One workflow.
Your Manuscript Has a History, Too
There's another piece of this that mattered a lot to us.
Every time you revise a manuscript, work with someone, or create a new version, your book is changing.
That history is important.
Bookcicle is designed to keep your work connected to its record as it moves through its book cycle. Our Notary can create timestamped records that help establish proof of possession, and our writing environment can create those records automatically while you work if you choose to turn that feature on.
Because managing your manuscript shouldn't mean losing track of how it became the book it is today.
Bookcicle Is Open in Soft Launch
We're at the point where we want authors using Bookcicle, telling us what works, what doesn't, and what they wish it did.
If you've already got a manuscript sitting on your computer, bring it.
If you're still writing, you can start there too.
You wrote one book. We think it should feel like one workflow.
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